London-based Emily Askew is an extremely versatile musician playing recorders, shawm, vielle (medieval fiddle), bagpipes and fiddle. |
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For the last five years, Emily has been developing her early years teaching. She now has a wealth of experience teaching music to nurseries and baby and toddler organisations. She has led music workshops for both children and adults in many schools, music centres, festivals and summer schools. These have included Dartington Summer School, Aldeburgh Young Musicians, the Centre for Young Musicians, Spitalfields Festival, Globe Theatre Education and three years of Brighton Early Music Festival workshops for local schools. Emily has a varied programme of interactive workshops for different ages and settings. From medieval times to the present day, there are workshops for a variety of genres exploring early, contemporary and folk music. For enquiries go to Askew Music "Emily Askew's workshop
as part of the Early Music Festival in Brighton was thoroughly enjoyed
by the whole school. Singing folk songs, listening to energetic tunes
and even finger dancing were all part of the fun!" What students say... "Emily is multi-talented and very engaging, as well as sweet, enthusiastic and very smiley. The plethora of musical instruments, including those as obscure as the mini-bagpipes, are enchanting, especially when combined with Emily's beautiful voice." Natalie Strong and Zac "Emily is such an amazing teacher, her incredible energy, enthusiasm and sense of humour make every class such fun and I'll never forget seeing the babies' faces the first time she played her bagpipes!" Suzanne Darling and Jack |
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